Global National: Feb. 17, 2023 | Report finds Emergencies Act met "very high threshold"

The Public Order Emergency Commission has concluded the federal government was "justified" in invoking the Emergencies Act to end the convoy protests that crippled the nation's capital in February 2022. David Akin explains the findings from Justice Paul Rouleau, whom else Rouleau is blaming, the recommendations he issued, and the reaction.

John Tory has officially stepped down as Toronto's mayor, one week after the Toronto Star revealed he had an extramarital affair with a junior staffer. Mike Drolet looks at Tory's swift downfall after a relatively uneventful tenure, the impact on his legacy, and how someone egged his window on his final day at City Hall.

Millions of children living in earthquake-ravaged Syria and Turkey have been left orphaned and urgently need humanitarian support. Ross Lord looks at what some of them have endured and how their future is now uncertain.

Plus, U.S. President Joe Biden is pledging to implement tougher "Buy American" policies to ensure his country's infrastructure is built with products made in the U.S.A. Mackenzie Gray explains how this could jeopardize the Canadian economy, and how this is a rare issue Americans of all political stripes agree on.

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